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Mt. Williams Woods
Mt. Williams Park is an undeveloped parcel of district property atop Mt. Williams in the West Beaverton neighborhood.
The future park is more accessible to vistors than ever after a bond-funded project -- completed in 2013 -- extended the Westside Regional Trail over Mt. Williams to the delight of walkers, runners, and bicyclists.
The high point of this trail, Mt. Williams provides spectacular views to the north and south. A conifer forest with pocket wetlands, Mt Williams Park is a great location for looking for wildlife, especially the birds of prey that soar above.
Nearby sites: Thornbrook Park, Thornbrook Woods Natural Area, Tallac Terrace Park, Burntwood Park, Tallac Terrace Park
Nearby sites: Thornbrook Park, Thornbrook Woods Natural Area, Tallac Terrace Park, Burntwood Park, Tallac Terrace Park